ENTERTAINMENTS.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXV, Issue LXV, 6 September 1913, Page 4

ENTERTAINMENTS.

OPERA HOUSE.

THE WORLD'S PipTURES.

The week-end change of programme at tfce Upera House on I<'i iday evening was* witnessed by d large audience, whicit thoroughly enjoyed the capital bill" of. tare provided. The dramatic pieces, a& usual were up to a high standard and included a particularly striking film, entrcled '.'Spanish Blood." The picture deals with some notable features of bpamsh lne, arid introduces several ex-" cellent pieces of scenery, while incidentsally a splendid view of a bull fight was shown. An Edison drama, pointing a moral, was the film entitled "Master and Man," showing the reformation w i? CV* c Picture illustrating the English Derby m as especially interesting because it gave the incident of the late Miss Davidson endeavoring to seize thereins _of the King's horse while the race was being run. The latest Gaumont Graphic contained no less than three big reviews,-two in England and one in. Germany. One of the English review* was a most picturesque one of the Seaf°rth Highlanders. At both the reviews the King and the Kaiser were present, rhese pictures evoked the enthusiasm of the audience. The Gorges of Colorado* was a splendid scenic picture. An interesting scenic of games played in the northern latitudes, ".The Portrait," a drama of American society life, "A Way Out," a delightful Vitagraph comedy, and. a fetching comic, "Mabel's Lover," assisted to constitute one of j the "best programmes presented by the management. The Lyric Orchestra supplied good music. The programme will be repeated to-night.